knarl

Meanings

• A knob or projection on a tree or shrub, often with rough or gnarled bark.

  - "The tree's knarls made it difficult to climb."
  - "The gnarled knarls of the ancient oak tree were a sight to behold."
  - "The rough knarls of the tree made it an excellent resting place for hikers."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with knarl
knarl , snarl , curl , twirl , swirl , whirl , girle , curle , turle , hurle , furl , gurl , girl , lurl , lurle , rurl , rurle , url , urle

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Homophones

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1. knarl (tree knob) : knight (person of nobility) : knit (make by interweaving) : narl (type of tree) : knurl (raise knobs on) : gnarled (rough, old, and twisted)
   

2. snarl (make a loud angry noise) : snare (a device used for capturing or holding something) : snarl (a type of tangle or knot) : snarl (to entangle or become entangled) : snarl (to twist or coil something into a tangle or knot) : snarl (to cause to become entangled or to cause to tangle something together) : snarl (to make a sharp, angry, or contemptuous noise)
   

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Variants

List of all variants of knarl that leads to same result
knurl , knurled , knurlier , knurliest , knurls , knurly

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Forms

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The word 'knarl' is a noun that refers to a rough, old, or twisted projection on a tree or shrub. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a rough, old, or twisted character.

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Etymology

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Old English cnār, akin to cneor, to gnaw, grind, gnash.

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Related Concepts

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1. Burl: A burl is a large, often round, tree growth that is caused by a reaction to an injury or infection. It can result in a wood that is decorative, strong, and highly valued for its beauty and rarity. A burl can also be referred to as a knarl or a burr.

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Culture

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["The word 'knarl' has no specific cultural or historical significance.", "However, in literature, the word 'knarl' can be used metaphorically to describe a rough, old, or twisted character. For example, in Fyodor Dostoevsky's 'Crime and Punishment', the character Raskolnikov is described as having a 'knarl of a soul'."]

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